On Thursday 22 September 2011 18:07:43, Paul Giacherio wrote : > there's a lot of great feedback here that I think > is really valuable.
I strongly agree! Thank you all! > Form my perspective, I'd like to see a default pmwiki skin that: > > 1] Is centered, and has a flexible width to a point - the left-aligned, > full width current skin is difficult on big screens > 2] Utilizes simple media queries to ensure the design is functional all the > way down to mobile sizes > 3] Includes a css reset and solid standard typographic style I think this sums up the points on which we all agree. > 4] Moves all [and i mean ALL] standard style declarations into the default > css file - the current, occasional, header style injection can be maddening > to a first-time customizer I agree, but we should go there carefully. Moving these core styles to the pmwiki.css file will make them unavailable for existing skins -- published to the Cookbook or personal. But it is doable/fixable. > 5] Is structurally table-less Patrick has a pragmatic approach about skins (and about everything): the default skin needs a number of features that work in most browsers and that are simple enough for a newcomer to understand and customize: http://article.gmane.org/gmane.comp.web.wiki.pmwiki.user/31185/ I think the goals outlined in that message still apply. Only the browsers have greatly improved their CSS compatibility so this might be finaly achievable. About 4]+5], the (:noleft:) feature in a table-less skin may require some CSS injection, either inline in the html page, or via a <link/> to an additional stylesheet (slightly slower as the browser will have to fetch another file). Thanks, Petko _______________________________________________ pmwiki-users mailing list [email protected] http://www.pmichaud.com/mailman/listinfo/pmwiki-users
